Proactive
A word that means "taking initiative" but sounds more professional and strategic, usually used when you're just doing your job.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need to be more proactive." (we need to take initiative)
- "She's very proactive." (she takes initiative)
- "This is a proactive approach." (this takes initiative)
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